Новости за 09.04.2017

Temperatures are expected to fall by around 10C in some parts of the UK on Monday after a weekend when many Britons basked in sunshine.

Harry Potter And The Cursed Child has won a record-breaking nine gongs at the Olivier Awards in London.

Marvel comics has removed a book from circulation after a fan backlash against some Koranic messages in the artwork.

Germany's military could have as many as 275 suspected right-wing extremists in its ranks, with one soldier heard saying "heil Hitler".

The body of Westminster attack hero PC Keith Palmer has been placed in a chapel at the Houses of Parliament so people can pay their respects before his funeral.

Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell has said he "could weep" over allegations of anti-Semitism within the Labour Party and has called on Ken Livingstone to apologise.

Temperatures hit 22.6C by midday at Kew Gardens in London as the UK enjoyed the hottest day of the year so far.

The family of a British dad have spoken of their devastation after he was confirmed as a victim of the Stockholm terror attack.

Police have warned people against taking a synthetic form of cannabis known as 'Black Mamba' after a man's body was found near Birmingham's Bullring shopping centre.

Russia's foreign ministry has dismissed the UK as having little real influence over world affairs after the Foreign Secretary cancelled a visit to Moscow.

Stockholm department store Ahlens has been forced to apologise after announcing a plan to put "damaged goods" on sale two days after the deadly terror attack that killed four people and wounded 15 others.

At least 21 people have been killed after a bomb exploded inside a packed Egyptian church as worshippers marked Palm Sunday.

The US has sent warships into waters near the Korean Peninsula in a show of force against North Korea's "reckless" nuclear threat.

A cabin crew stepped in to help deliver a premature baby at 42,000ft after a mother unexpectedly went into labour mid-flight.

A father, mother and their two-year-old son have suffered burns following an acid attack in north London.

Russia is responsible "by proxy" for the deaths of civilians in a nerve gas attack in Syria last week, the Defence Secretary has said.

The campaign group Surfers Against Sewage has switched its focus from sewage to fighting plastic pollution, as it warns that Brexit could harm some of Britain's best-known beaches.

As Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall mark their 12th wedding anniversary, a constitutional expert has told Sky News that Camilla will be Queen one day - even if the public doesn't like the idea.

Police in Norway have detonated an explosive device which was left on a busy commercial street in the centre of Oslo.